Walter Ewag UK’s Keith Villiers retires

Keith Villiers (right) hands over the Walter Ewag UK applications engineering reins to James Hanmer
Keith Villiers (right) hands over the Walter Ewag UK applications engineering reins to James Hanmer

Keith Villiers has retired as applications engineer at Walter Ewag UK, manufacturer of high-quality CNC grinding, erosion and measuring machines, after 27 years’ service with the company – the latter 25 years in the applications department. His successor is James Hanmer.

Mr Villiers joined Walter GB (as it was then) in 1997 as a machine salesman, moving into applications two years later. He has been involved with customers the length and breadth of the country, applying his vast applications knowledge to help with programming, process and productivity improvement in the production and regrinding of cylindrical cutting tools. This at a time when a plethora of technological advances have continually been made to machine software and programming.

James Hanmer joined Walter Ewag UK’s customer care department in 2017 after a career in production engineering that began with an apprenticeship in the early 1990s. During this time he earned a City & Guilds BTEC qualification in Production Engineering. His CV includes experience in the purchase of Walter tool grinders and a period as production manager of a company using Walter machines.

He now succeeds Mr Villiers at the Warwick-based company and will continue to offer the same levels of similar outstanding levels of support.

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